The copy has 0 error tolerance, and the last words on the ground are all wrong for me.

Chapter 128 Gravekeeper

Wu Chang, the Ironclad Regiment's Thunder Tiger, didn't understand what was going on, but after hearing what was said by the other players on the field, their expressions changed significantly.

As a well-known PVP cancer organization in the Wilderness, the Iron Armored Corps has set up nine elite combat groups in order to maintain its deterrence among low- and mid-level organizations and individual players. The groups are specifically responsible for hunting down players who have offended the Iron Armored Corps and have no major forces to support them.

Every leader of an elite combat team has a powerful job transfer, and the leaders of groups one to three even have hidden job transfers.

Lei Hu is the leader of the ninth elite combat group. He is level 25 and has a gold-grade job transfer, which is second only to the hidden job transfer: Lei Lishi.

Lei Hu and his ninth elite combat group are active in the B-level dungeon. All players between levels 15 and 25 will give more or less respect when they hear the name Lei Hu.

Of course, if you come from one of the four major forces, then just ignore this sentence.

Lei Hu stood in the center of the square, scanning the crowd. When his eyes passed by Wu Chang, he blinked and jumped over Wu Chang naturally.

"If you six have any dissatisfaction, please speak up before the dungeon begins. We can still discuss it. If you make any small moves after the dungeon begins, don't blame me, Lei, for being ruthless."

The player named Cannon took a step back first and said in a simulated robot voice, "I am used to acting alone, so I will not participate in your actions."

Lei Hu tilted his head slightly and asked, "Where are you from?"

The cannon said, "The truth of firepower."

Lei Hu nodded suddenly, "Oh~"

The next moment, a flash of lightning burst out in the square, blinding everyone. The cannon wearing a tactical helmet was not affected by the strong light. He moved his feet and retreated rapidly, with a high-tech rifle in his hand.

But before he could raise the gun, he suddenly stopped in mid-air.

Lei Hu appeared behind Cannon at some point. He grabbed Cannon's helmet with his huge hands. Lightning flashed in his palms, and with the force of his fingers, he squeezed the C-class tactical helmet on Cannon's head and made it burst.

After the tactical helmet exploded, what he held in his hand was the head of the cannon. As long as he wanted, even if there was a 50% damage reduction between players, the head of the cannon would not be much harder than the tactical helmet.

Lei Hu pinched the cannon's head, lifted him up in the air with one hand, and said with contempt:

"I thought he was some big shot, but he turned out to be just a small fry. Even the boss of your organization has to bow his head when speaking to me. Who gave you the courage to bargain with me?"

Lei Hu held the cannon in his right hand and pointed at them one by one with his left hand. When his fingertips passed Wu Chang, he drew a wave and jumped directly from the duo to the monk Guangzhi.

"Does anyone of you five have any objections?"

There was a dead silence in the field, so quiet that you could hear a pin drop.

"Very good." Lei Hu nodded, turned his head and looked at the cannon in his hand, "What about you?"

Huopao's head creaked from being squeezed, and his facial muscles were twisted and deformed under the pressure of Leihu's fingers. He could only respond vaguely: "No, no opinion."

Lei Hu let go of the cannon and let it fall to the ground.

"You see, timely feedback and timely resolution of problems are the way an excellent team operates. I am a very easy-going person. If you have any opinions, we can raise them and discuss them at any time."

Everyone looked at Huopao, who was sitting on the ground and coming to his senses, and forced a dry laugh on their faces.

The show was almost over, and Wu Chang raised his hand to attract Lei Hu's attention, but Lei Hu ignored him and didn't even glance at him.

At this moment, the transparent barrier surrounding the square dissipated and the copy officially began.

Lei Hu waved his hand, signaling everyone to follow him. Wu Changchang saw that Lei Hu did not invite him, and wanted to follow him shamelessly, but a ronin blocked his way, drew his knife, and drew a line on the ground.

The meaning is very clear, stop here and don't cross the line.

Looking at the people walking away, Wu Chang scratched his head. Was he being isolated?
Forget it, if he acts alone, he can save a lot of trouble.

There are four exits around the square. Since Lei Hu and others do not welcome him, he will take another route.

Anyway, everyone has to stay in the Kingdom Cemetery these days, maybe there will be a chance to meet again.

However, it is not certain whether the person you meet at that time will be a real person or just a resentment.

He randomly chose a road and walked straight forward along the intersection. After about ten minutes, he came to a small wooden house.

The lights in the house came on, as if the people inside sensed his arrival.

branches~
Along with the awkward sound of the wooden door opening, an old man with a thin body, gray hair, sunken eye sockets and gray skin walked out of the wooden house carrying an oil lamp.

The old man was very weak and had great difficulty lifting his feet, and he made slipping sounds when he walked.

"Are you the new gravekeeper?"

Wu Chang nodded, "I am."

The old man took out a piece of paper from his pocket, looked at the name on it, and asked:
"Are you Morgan?"

Wu Chang shook his head. "Ball?"

Wu Chang continued to shake his head.

"Then you must be Thomas," the old man said with certainty, because there were only three names written on the paper.

Wu Chang shrugged and said, "My name is Sean."

The old man was stunned for a moment, then quickly reacted, tore the paper in his hand into pieces, and threw them into the wind.

"Look at my memory. Yes, someone told me today that the person who came was called Sean."

Wu Chang: “…”

No, man, is the induction ceremony so casual?

"Come, follow me into the house and sign the employment agreement first." The old man was afraid that Wu Chang would slip away as soon as he turned around, so he waved at Wu Chang and backed into the house.

After entering the wooden house, the old man couldn't wait to take out an employment agreement. The agreement was written on a piece of parchment and looked quite old.

The content of the agreement is very simple, with only one line of text.

"Are you sure you want to take over as the 44th gravekeeper of the Kingdom Cemetery?"

Wu Chang sighed and thought to himself, is this him and 4 going to get along?

He signed on the spot without hesitation.

After signing, the lines on the top of the parchment moved, as if an eye opened, looked, and then closed again.

When the old man saw him sign the agreement, he was so excited that he almost jumped up. He quickly took off a badge from his waist and stuffed it into Wu Chang's hand.

"Brother Sean, this is the gravekeeper's badge. You must carry it with you when you patrol at night. Don't forget it!"

Wu Chang frowned and thought, wait, how come they are calling each other brothers? The old man is almost eighty years old. As long as he is not a bachelor, his grandchildren should be older than him.

"Uncle, how old are you this year?"

"My name is Han Er, and I just celebrated my 35th birthday last month."

Wu Chang: “Ah?”

My goodness, he is only 35 and he looks so weak. I’m afraid there is a female ghost here, the kind that sucks people’s energy.

Seeing Wu Chang signed the agreement, Han Er took out a notebook from the drawer of the desk and said:

"The work of a grave keeper is generally divided into five parts: receiving, burying, setting up a tombstone, praying, and night patrol. I have written down the process in my notes, you can take your time to look through it. Next, I will tell you a few points that require special attention, you must remember them clearly."

"First, if someone visits the cemetery in the middle of the night, they must be asked to slip an invitation letter under the door. If they do not have an invitation letter, they must not be allowed in."

An invitation letter is required to enter the cemetery. This is the first time Wu Chang has heard of this process. Who is the inviter? Is it someone lying underground?

Wu Chang asked: "If I encounter such people, how can I stop them?"

"You just need to lock the door, they can't get in." Haner said.

"Second, if the moon is not full, you must light the night watch lamp. If the moon turns red, you must return to the gravekeeper's cabin immediately."

"Third, if someone stops you and asks you questions while you're on night patrol, don't answer them, just run away. Don't ask why you're following these three rules. You just need to know that anyone who doesn't do this is crazy or missing. That's enough."

Wu Chang nodded, indicating that he had taken note of everything.

Han Er leaned close to Wu Chang's ear and whispered, "I have another personal suggestion. If you see something running out of the cemetery, you can try to kill it while it has just recovered and is still very vulnerable. They usually carry a lot of valuables."

"I can introduce you to a recycler. After you take out the valuables from them, you can sell them to the recycler. The recycler will pay a good price and save you a lot of trouble."

Wu Chang understood Han Er's meaning and asked, "What do I need to pay?"

Han Er's intention was exposed, he smiled awkwardly and said:

"I didn't know that a new person would take over so soon. I took on a private commission. Now I'm no longer a gravekeeper. I don't want to stay in this hellhole for a moment. So, can you help me complete this commission?"

"How about I owe you a favor and give you all the money for the commission?"

After Haner said this, Wu Chang's title "Perfectionism" reacted.

The hidden side quest is triggered.

(End of this chapter)